Book, Chapter

 1    1,   5|      they think they have been carried into another world. And
 2    1,  23|       gave orders for us to be carried away to a splendid palace.)
 3    1,  29|    origin of the proverb, 'Who carried the calf may carry the bull,'
 4    2,  32|        litter, as he was being carried along, and played upon small
 5    2,  36|         Trimalchio himself was carried in and bolstered up in a
 6    2,  46|      to your mind! He was well carried out, anyhow, in the very
 7    2,  47|       he was as tough as horn, carried his age well, and was as
 8    2,  57|  shouted, "I forbid it's being carried to my account at all!" Next,
 9    2,  64|     the table, while the third carried round a bowl of wine and
10    2,  71|    scales to be brought in and carried around to prove the weights.
11    2,  81|      we wait, the ones I'll be carried out in, some perfume, too,
12    2,  82|       if they do. I want to be carried out in all my glory so all
13    3,  83|       from me in the night and carried him to his own bed, where
14    3,  93| resemble the plashing~Of oars, carried far through the silence
15    3, 100|    called from his dinner, was carried into the midst of the brawl
16    3, 100|        for he had the gout. He carried on for some time against
17    4, 106|   agreed, "if it could only be carried out: but who could help
18    4, 115|        gaze upon her! When she carried out her husband she was
19    4, 117|  husband's body taken down and carried back into the vault, and
20    5, 144|       with his own back. Corax carried out the order in full and
21    5, 145|    procuresses (for women also carried on this trade) actually
22    5, 154|   sustained the storms of war, carried her victorious arms beyond
23    6     |  murmur of any sort. Helen was carried off by Theseus, after having
24    6     |     the emperors, the ones who carried their taste for young boys